BTEC Level 3 Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Course in Newcastle upon Tyne. Classes run at Newcastle College Southwark College, full-time during the day. The course typically takes one year to complete. You'll build technical knowledge across advanced manufacturing and engineering disciplines, covering the principles that underpin modern manufacturing processes. This is a Pearson Edexcel qualification, and the level 3 btec advanced manufacturing engineering certificate carries weight with employers and universities in engineering sectors. Fees apply, and a reduction may be possible depending on your circumstances. Contact an adviser to find out what you might pay.
Who this course is for
For learners interested in Engineering related disciplines
What you will learn
You'll develop technical knowledge of advanced manufacturing engineering principles
You'll study the science and mathematics that underpin engineering processes
You'll learn about materials, their properties, and how they are used in manufacturing
You'll explore manufacturing systems and production techniques
You'll gain understanding of quality assurance and control in engineering environments
You'll build knowledge of health and safety requirements in manufacturing settings
How you will learn
You'll study in a classroom setting, full-time during the day. The BTEC Certificate is assessed through a combination of assignments and internally assessed units. Your work is marked by tutors and moderated by Pearson Edexcel. There are no formal written exams for this qualification. You'll build a portfolio of evidence across the units as you progress through the year.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Newcastle College Southwark College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Manufacturing technician: supporting production processes on the factory floor
Engineering operative: working with machinery in a manufacturing environment
Quality control inspector: checking products meet engineering specifications
Production planner: coordinating schedules in a manufacturing setting
Technical support engineer: assisting with equipment and process troubleshooting
CNC machine operator: programming and operating computer-controlled machinery
What you could study next
HNC in Engineering (Level 4): the next step for those wanting to move into higher-level technical or supervisory roles in manufacturing.
BTEC Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Level 5): a two-year qualification that can lead into degree-level study or senior engineering positions.
Degree Apprenticeship in Engineering: combines work and study at degree level, often available after completing a Level 3 qualification.
